The Duplex Combination Standard Code. Consisting of 150,000 Words. With a Double Set of Figures for every Word, thus affording opportunity for each Figure System of Telegraphing to be used. Every word has been compiled to avoid both literal and telegraphic similarities. Price £4 4s.

The Extension Duplex Code of about 45,000 more Words.

These are published with the view to being either used in connection with the "Duplex," or for special arrangement with the Figure System for Private Codes by agreement. Price £1 1s.

The Complete Duplex Code, of 195,000 Words in Alphabetical and Double Numerical Order, i.e., the above two Codes bound together. Price £5 5s.

Ager's Standard Telegram Code of 100,000 Words. Compiled from the Languages sanctioned at the Berlin Telegraph Convention. Price £3 3s.

Ager's Standard Supplementary Code for General Merchants.

The 10,250 Words with sentences. In connection with the "Standard". Price 21s.

Ager's Telegram Code. 56,000 good Telegraphic Words, 45,000 of which do not exceed eight letters. Compiled from the languages sanctioned by the Telegraph Convention. Third Edition. Price £2 2s.

Ager's Alphabetical Telegram Code. The Code Words in sequence to the 150,000 Words in the Duplex Standard Code. Price 255. Two or more copies, 21s. each. N.B. - Can also be obtained bound up with the Duplex or Prefix Code.

Ager's Telegraphic Primer. With Appendix. Consisting of about 19,000 good English and 12,000 good Dutch Telegraphic Words. 12,000 of these have sentences. Price 12s. 6d.

Ager's General and Social Code, For Travellers, Brokers,

Bankers and Mercantile Agents. Price 10s. 6d.

Telegraph Codes. Official Vocabulary, Berne, 1894. A few copies of the Original Edition. Price on application.

Anglo-American Cable Code. Price 21s.

Bishop's Travellers' Telegraph Code. Specially for the Use of Tourists. Compact and bound conveniently for the Pocket. Weight only 2 oz. Price 1s. net.

Broomhall's Comprehensive Cipher Code. Mining, Banking,

Arbitrage, Mercantile, etc. Arranged for nearly 170,000 Phrases. Price £3 13s. 6d. Cloth. Limp leather. Price £4 4s.

Figure Code for Stocks and Shares.

To be used with the "Official Vocabulary," or any similar list of numbered Words. Price 42s.

Hawke's Premier Cypher Telegraphic Code.

100,000 Word Supplement to the Premier Code. Price 10s. 6d. net. (See back page of this Catalogue.)

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Lieber's Standard Telegraphic Code.

Price 42s. net.

McNeill's Mining and General Telegraph Code.

Arranged to meet the requirements of Mining, Metallurgical and Civil Engineers, Directors of Mining and Smelting Companies, Bankers, Brokers, Solicitors and others. Price 21s. net.

Moreing and Neal's General and Mining Code.

For the Use of Mining Companies, Mining Engineers, Stockbrokers, Financial Agents, and Trust and Finance Companies. Price 21s.

Official Vocabulary in Terminational Order.

Price 40s. net.

One-Word "Firm Offer" Telegraphic Code with One-Word "5 Offers" Reply Code.

Price 7s. 6d.

Scott's Shipowners' Telegraphic Code.

New Edition. 1896. Price 21s.

Stockbrokers' Telegraph Code. Price 5s. net. Watkins' Ship-broker's Telegraph Code.

Price £4 net. Two copies, £7 net.

Western Union Telegraphic Code.

Universal Edition. Leather, 65s. net; cloth, 60s. net.

Whitelaw's Telegraph Cyphers. 338,200 in all.

400,000 Cyphers in one continuous Alphabetical order. Price £12 10s.

202,600 words, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and Latin. Price.....150s. each net.

53,000 English words.......50s. ,, „

42,600 German „.......50s. „

40,000 Dutch „........50s. „ „

338,200

68,400 Latin, etc., etc. (Original Edition), included in the above 202,600.....60s. „

25,000 English (Original Edition), included in the above 53,000.......40s. „ ,

22,500 of the English words, arranged 25 to the page, with the full width of the quarto page for filling in phrases.....60s. ,, ,,

14,400 of the Latin words arranged so as to represent any 3-letter group, or any three 2-figure groups up to 24 . . . 15s. „ ,,

Medium 4to, 500 pp. Cloth, price 10s. 6d. net The Premier Cypher Telegraphic Code Containing close upon 120,000 Words (from A to M, specially selected from the Berne Official Vocabulary) and Phrases.

The Most Complete And Most Useful General Code Yet Published Compiled By William H. Hawke Some Opinions Of The Press "It is calculated to save expense by making one word do the duty of two to five words as compared with other codes, without trouble or loss of time. This result has been obtained by introducing novel and simple methods of tabulation. The scope of the code is a very wide one, and makes it suitable to the traveller as well as to the commercial man." - Telegraph.

"Is distinguished among books of its kind by the unusual width of its range. For the rest it is a careful work, which keeps constantly in view the practical needs of men of business." - Scotsman.

"The code is certainly a marvel of comprehensiveness, and at least the translation of messages would appear to be easy, owing to the system of initial words and cross references embodied in it, and the conspicuous headings." - Manchester Guardian.

"An extremely valuable cypher telegraphic code. The saving of expense is, of course, the primary object of a code; but another consideration with Mr. Hawke has been to arrange a code so that what is required to be transmitted can be sent with the least possible trouble and waste of time." - Financial News.

"This compilation is excellent in choice of messages and simplicity of arrangement. Those who have had to deal with other codes will appreciate this point. Particularly admirable are the joint tables for market reports, which can give quotations and tone in one word. What with careful indexing to the matter and ingenious simplicity this code is certainly one of the best we have yet seen." - Shipping Telegraph, Liverpool.

"An Vollstandigkeit diirfte es von anderen Werke gleicher Art kaum iibertroffen werden." - Frankfurter Zeitung.

"The systems of tabulation are simple, and the general appearance of the volume seems to confirm the claim that this is by far the most complete code ever issued." - Tribune, Chicago.

"Mr. Hawke's long experience as an expert in telegraphic code systems is a full guarantee of the excellence of the 'Premier Code'." - Liverpool Courier.

Now Ready. Medium 4to. Cloth, price ios. 6d. net.

100,000 Word Supplement To The Premier Code Words specially selected from the Berne Official Vocabulary, remainder of alphabet from M to Z. compiled by William H. Hawke.

For special Tables for Offers, Buying, Selling, etc., the Five Figure System, worked in conjunction with Keys of Words, numbered from 00,000 to 99,999, and 2440 Reserve Words for Indicating or Catch Words or Special or Temporary Tables, does not clash with the Premier Code.

These two volumes contain between them all the telegraphically good words of the Berne Official Vocabulary, as they have been selected with the greatest care.

London: Effingham Wilson, Royal Exchange.